"On the service note, my other favourite feature is that the Waveform flats use a 3mm hex head screw instead of an 8mm nut to hold the axle in place."
Wasn't that the biggest flaw in the first-gen RF Atlas pedals? The bolt (I think it's a 3mm) holding the axle in was allegedly prone to breaking off? I mean, mine are 3 years old and I'm starting the crack the pedal body itself* while my axle bolt has been fine, but there are stories of that bolt failing and pedals failing off at very inopportune times.
*(outboard of the axle bolt, where the body is thinnest to allow the bearing press to slide in, but still...)
Nov. 21, 2022, 8:23 a.m. - Justin White
"On the service note, my other favourite feature is that the Waveform flats use a 3mm hex head screw instead of an 8mm nut to hold the axle in place." Wasn't that the biggest flaw in the first-gen RF Atlas pedals? The bolt (I think it's a 3mm) holding the axle in was allegedly prone to breaking off? I mean, mine are 3 years old and I'm starting the crack the pedal body itself* while my axle bolt has been fine, but there are stories of that bolt failing and pedals failing off at very inopportune times. *(outboard of the axle bolt, where the body is thinnest to allow the bearing press to slide in, but still...)